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HVAC equipment is part of the “big three”— among the top three items to repair or replace at commercial buildings. Our inspectors assess all aspects of the HVAC system, including equipment, ventilation, and air distribution, to report on current conditions and help you evaluate or plan for any potential needs for repair or replacement.

Properly functioning plumbing is critical to avoid water damage and maintain a safe environment. We inspect the condition of plumbing fixtures and restrooms, along with equipment like water heaters and piping to identify leaks or signs of wear that could lead to future expenses or downtime. Plumbing or moisture issues can quickly escalate into much larger problems if not addressed.

Reliable electrical systems are vital for business operations. We inspect the electrical system as it is distributed throughout the building to ensure it meet your needs and identify any potential safety or functionality concerns. We can help you decide if the system aligns with your business.

The roof is also part of the "big three"— one of the top three most critical and costly components in commercial buildings. Its condition is also critical to a building’s protection. We inspect roofing materials and drainage to spot issues that could impact the roof's performance and lifespan. Ensure the roof remains a durable, protective asset.

Just as the exterior’s aesthetics matter to visitors, so does its condition for safe and easy access. We inspect windows, doors, siding, and site layout to ensure proper drainage and protect the building’s integrity. Our inspection also includes drainage paths, parking lot surfaces, lighting, and accessibility barriers, with wood decks and balconies checked for structural soundness. As part of the "big three," the parking area inspection is essential, so don’t overlook it.

A stable structure is the foundation of a safe building. We inspect the condition of foundations, basements, crawlspaces, and other structural elements like floors, walls, and ceilings. Even something as simple as excessive storage in a room can strain the structure. Our inspection identifies signs of movement or stress to prevent unsafe conditions and help you avoid major expenses. Horse stalls, wash bays, cross ties, and tack rooms are also reviewed for structural integrity, as well as sizes and configuration.

The interior includes doors, windows, stairways, and finishes, all of which affect the functionality and appearance of the property. We inspect these elements to spot any damage, hazards, or moisture issues to provide insight into maintenance needs. Every building is unique, so if your property includes features like loading docks, we’ll provide an overview of their presence and operation.

Safety features like emergency signs and lighting, fire alarms, and sprinkler systems are essential for occupant protection. We inventory key life safety components and review egress routes to ensure they are clear. Prioritizing your due diligence and commitment to safety, we ensure that every inspection supports a safe environment for all occupants. Potential security issues on the property are also reviewed and identified to assist in combatting theft, burglary, and property damage.

If your property includes a commercial kitchen, we review critical elements like exhaust, ventilation, fire suppression systems, and grease management. These inspections help maintain safety and functionality for properties with food service operations. A poorly maintained kitchen can create serious hazards for both occupants and patrons

For multi-level coastal buildings, we inspect critical systems like structural supports, weatherproofing, and drainage designed to withstand salt, wind, and water. These inspections help prevent corrosion, code violations, and costly damage in harsh coastal conditions.

We inspect coastal balconies for structural integrity, waterproofing, and corrosion caused by salt air and moisture. These exposed areas are especially vulnerable to deterioration, making regular inspections essential for occupant safety and long-term performance.